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One Codebase. iOS, Android, Web — All Covered.

React Native and Expo let us share up to 80% of code across iOS, Android, and web without sacrificing native performance or platform-specific UI conventions. You ship faster and maintain one codebase instead of three.

The right choice for most B2B apps, marketplaces, and internal tools — where shipping speed and cost matter more than squeezing out the last 5% of native performance.

What We Deliver

Cross Platform Development Services

React Native App Development

Full-featured iOS and Android apps from a single TypeScript codebase — navigation, animations, gestures, and native module access all included.

Expo Managed Workflow

Expo SDK setup, EAS Build for cloud compilation, and EAS Submit for automated App Store and Play Store uploads — no Mac required to ship an iOS app.

Code Sharing Strategy

Monorepo setup with shared business logic, API clients, and state management — while platform-specific UI components stay isolated so each platform feels native.

Platform-Specific UI

We use platform checks and native component libraries (React Native Paper, NativeBase) to deliver the correct native look and feel on each OS — not a generic lowest-common-denominator UI.

OTA Updates

Expo Updates integration lets you ship bug fixes and non-native code changes to users instantly — without waiting for App Store review cycles.

App Store Submission

Full App Store Connect and Google Play Console submission — screenshots, metadata, privacy manifest, and review management on both platforms.

How It Works

Our Cross Platform Development Process

01Day 1–3

Discovery & Architecture

Platform targets, native module requirements, and shared/platform-specific split agreed. Monorepo or standalone project structure decided.

02Week 1–2

UX Design

Figma screens for both iOS and Android — highlighting where platform conventions differ. Design approved before development.

03Week 2–8

Development Sprints

Two-week sprints with EAS builds delivered at each sprint end — installable on your real devices via TestFlight and Firebase App Distribution.

04Week 8–9

Platform Testing

Device matrix testing across popular Indian Android handsets and recent iPhones. Performance profiling with Flipper. Accessibility audit.

05Week 9

Beta & Feedback

TestFlight and Play Store internal testing with your pilot users. Feedback loop before public submission.

06Week 10

Store Submission

Both stores submitted in parallel. We manage review responses. Typical live date: 3–7 days after submission.

Technologies We Use

React NativeFramework
Expo SDKToolchain
TypeScriptLanguage
Redux ToolkitState
React QueryData Fetching
FirebaseBackend Services
EAS BuildCI/CD
FastlaneAutomation

FAQ

Common Questions

React Native vs Flutter — which do you recommend?

React Native for teams that already know JavaScript or TypeScript — zero context switch, shared code with your web frontend, and the largest ecosystem. Flutter for teams starting fresh who want pixel-perfect custom UI and are comfortable with Dart. We build in React Native; we do not currently offer Flutter.

Is React Native performance comparable to native?

For 95% of app types — yes. The new architecture (JSI + Fabric) has eliminated the bridge bottleneck. Apps with heavy real-time graphics, AR, or on-device ML are better suited to native Swift/Kotlin.

Which platforms does Expo support?

iOS, Android, and web (React Native Web). The same component tree can render in a browser, making it possible to ship a web version of your app with minimal additional work.

How do you handle platform-specific features?

We use Expo's native modules for common features (camera, notifications, biometrics, location). For custom native functionality not covered by Expo, we write Expo Modules in Swift/Kotlin — keeping the cross-platform benefits while still accessing native APIs.

What is the timeline compared to separate native apps?

A cross-platform app for both iOS and Android takes roughly the same time as a single-platform native app — typically 10–14 weeks for a focused app. That makes it roughly 40% faster and cheaper than building two native apps.

Ready to Get Started?

Tell us about your project and we'll respond within 24 hours with a scoped proposal.